New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25
AN OHIO VIEW OF 1T
THE ELECTION THERE AND In NETWORK
ho" rHr BATTLE WAS FOUGHT AND THE VICTORY
WON ~ THE BUCKEYE sTATE-LEssoNs FOR


To the Eftfor ~ Tn, Tr,buu.
sih: The different results OF tho late election In
'"i ORR and Ohio must think be the result OF fall
"I' 10 grasp the real situation and issue the part
Oh Tho goat body of the Republicans OF NewYork and
mhk not FEW of the leaders and papers OF your State
arc and were In tho Same boat Tho loyal people Of
the North, Rcpuhicans a, SUCH are worry much alike
everywhere, and believe with tho right Issue made
up VIII as certainly be able to New York Ohio
hcNt year. But II we TO succeed next year II Is
auto evident that tho party in New York needs to adopt
different programme I believe We arc on the right
track In Ohio. In our late campaign there were two
sharply defined issues VIZ the tariff question and the
souhern rather the National, question, and tina,
win big y. We did not lose sight of the old land
marks of tho Republican party, but boldly declared
That equal and exact Justice, In representation in Con
gross and the Electoral College, in voting and having
tho vote counted Of the princ pies, cardinal
principles and purposes OF the founders OF the party
and that so long as It takcs but from few hundred 10
possible two or three thousand voters to elect Con-
gresham In Georgia, while II takes thirty thousand in
Ohio and the voters OF many sections OF the South chose
who allowed to voc) exercise from three to ten
times tho political power that OF tho North exercise
both rs 10 election Of members Of the Lower House and
In the Electoral Colrgejust long the fight must go
on regardless OF the bloody shirt" cry
Our National Convention should mako an emphatic
demand for the Fighting OF this monstroas wrong
fully believe The conscience Of the people Will lie right
on this QUESTION. and II boldly presented they VIII moi
be sldr'rae hid by the Prohibition t%Ie any other
SD" deallty or yagsry, however fr-rable II might "
We eneavor-d 70 pres5 homo the fact thar In advocat
ing hose principles m fart the truly National
Iarty aud the rrmocray Essentially sectional in hnh
ideas and practlre Thcr~ mncing of the
matter either and after th, bitter contest known
In for wars with the solid south Cleveland
and The whole Democratic parity Of the Satinn fighting
Us. gained a most signal vctory
Speaking Of aide ISSUES wish TO say further, W"
frrchi every "isIur INTERCEPTED into the campaign nv
Th'rd and Fourth party anra"-pnty Prohbitionsts
getting same Of the hardest blows. firmly believe
that had the Pspnhcans a N,w York taken equally
bnd stand and begun thr campaign early enough (fonr
weeks kast earlier than they did to arouse anu
thoroughly arsnse the people. Grant would have been
errted and the autlnnk In a9 rendered quito CERTAIN In
favor 0f his Republicans
II is nor roo la,s 70 win In sa but II TO win,
tn work Of organization on right basis shonih ic
begun At snce. THr TRIBUNE aud the other Repnb
lean uapers of "a. state should vaRe up to the rem
f..ue and strike out from the shonlbfr' The idca
Of pretended republican Government allowing s"h a
Infamous condition Of affairs AZ exists In hAr doze" q"
more stairs Of tho south 10 day the real consttnhnta
Of thirty e hr eocto,s and thrtyeght members 0t On
gr,, having no voice at all and when we protest. VIC
are auntlusly asked what No afe going 10 90 as"u' "
and ~ Allies OF to southern leaders IN tho Norm CRY
Houay shirt = - outrageous for loyal Satisui
Republicans 10 bear
The f.opo love bravery I'm politics ~ well a. ph,e
cal COURAGE I'm individuals. We had brave Han 'sn
able aud brilliant the head of our tie ke' In oulo
and tho parry responded to his leadership right 10Y Ally
say that had II teen possible Tor inraker " nave u"
,lir,t,d his Ohio campaign In New York. tho old FIJI
rim ,fafe ould have wheeled Into line, A. Oh thoSr
demanding As National idea that Justice ana 'l'A'''
under Tho law should prevail In Georgia a. "eh a. ~
New York and ONO. against the southern Sec''o"a'
id,, That IL Is mans party's right TO acquire -
c.udency # can DO DONE matter how, and N u''e
disregard Of tho justice in the case
NATIONAL Ri UBLIcM